Hi, Jeremy, I just uploaded it from the original tapes, UA-cam just got better at processing video in 11 years. The entire thing, the entire stonework video, is in my recent videos now. I think it is pretty valuable.
The reason this got my attention 1, it's 108 degrees in Tucson Arizona today so we are stuck inside, 2 , I love walls, 3 I love accents. 4 I wish pix of the back garden here could up becuz it needs some werk
Hi, Jacob, are you replacing the cap or just fixing the cracks? Sometimes cracks are deep, but sometimes, if you use a little trowel, a sponge, cement and fine sand, you can make a putty that fills the cracks and goes down inside. A little lime in the mix can help too, because lime can penetrate further and sets slower. You have to clean out the cracks well first. Then sponge wipe the top to clean it. (You need to wipe it off a few times to take off stains.
Hi George, if its a straight cap, there is another way of doing it that is easier. Just 2 straight stiff 1 by 4's at either side, have them 6ft or 8 ft long. screw then together side by side with two 1 by twos, about a ft or 2 ft and from the ends. Make the distance between the 1 by 4's a bit wider than the full cap width. prop up the 1 by 4's about 3/4 inch (on wet capping mix) and use a level to get them level. Then fill the middle with wet(not runny) coarse sand mortar, level off the top and push down the mortar beside the 1 by 4's well. give it a few minutes, tap the ends of the boards with a hammer, jiggle it a little, and lift it on to the next section, within about half an hour the sides are ready for edging. You get nice straight parallel edges (especially in summer). I might even have a video about it, (I don't watch my videos so not sure).
Great video. Just what I was looking for. Thanks.
Dude u havent changed anything, between ur video style and clothes in 11 years, the resolution is better tho. I rate 5 stars
Hi, Jeremy, I just uploaded it from the original tapes, UA-cam just got better at processing video in 11 years. The entire thing, the entire stonework video, is in my recent videos now. I think it is pretty valuable.
So helpful, thank you
Love THIS!!!
The reason this got my attention 1, it's 108 degrees in Tucson Arizona today so we are stuck inside, 2 , I love walls, 3 I love accents. 4 I wish pix of the back garden here could up becuz it needs some werk
Thanks! I’m going to use this to fix cracks in a wall cap like this
Hi, Jacob, are you replacing the cap or just fixing the cracks? Sometimes cracks are deep, but sometimes, if you use a little trowel, a sponge, cement and fine sand, you can make a putty that fills the cracks and goes down inside. A little lime in the mix can help too, because lime can penetrate further and sets slower. You have to clean out the cracks well first. Then sponge wipe the top to clean it. (You need to wipe it off a few times to take off stains.
@@Brians-Easy-Low-Tech-Solutions thankyou
Cool wall
Very cool looks awesome,gona try this out soon thank you
Hi George, if its a straight cap, there is another way of doing it that is easier. Just 2 straight stiff 1 by 4's at either side, have them 6ft or 8 ft long. screw then together side by side with two 1 by twos, about a ft or 2 ft and from the ends. Make the distance between the 1 by 4's a bit wider than the full cap width. prop up the 1 by 4's about 3/4 inch (on wet capping mix) and use a level to get them level. Then fill the middle with wet(not runny) coarse sand mortar, level off the top and push down the mortar beside the 1 by 4's well. give it a few minutes, tap the ends of the boards with a hammer, jiggle it a little, and lift it on to the next section, within about half an hour the sides are ready for edging. You get nice straight parallel edges (especially in summer). I might even have a video about it, (I don't watch my videos so not sure).
@@Brians-Easy-Low-Tech-Solutions very cool thank you sir,love your work i appreciate it
@@georgecarmona1817 I'll pop on a quick video in the next few days. (I did a little concrete cap yesterday).
Hi, George, I just added a video to show a form to do a concrete cap on a straight wall.
@@Brians-Easy-Low-Tech-Solutions very cool im gona check it out i appreciate it
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